Transcription of Fact Sheet - AOTA
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Sensory integration involves perceiving, modulating, organiz-ing, and interpreting these sensations to optimize occupational performance and participation. Well-regulated and appropriately functioning sensory systems contribute to important outcomes in social-emotional, physical and motor, communication, self-care, cognitive, and adaptive skills development and main-tenance. Deficits in sensory integration can pose challenges in performing activities of daily living (ADLs), in addition to de-velopment, learning, playing, working, socializing, and exhibit-ing appropriate behavior (Schaff & Smith Roley, 2006).
tenance. Deficits in sensory integration can pose challenges in performing activities of daily living (ADLs), in addition to de-velopment, learning, playing, working, socializing, and exhibit-ing appropriate behavior (Schaff & Smith Roley, 2006). Sensory integration and modulation disorders often lead people to have
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